We’re about to kick off a listening party for the BRAND NEW Weerd Science album, Red Light Juliet. It was released today, and is currently #1 on bandcamp. This is the drummer of Coheed and Cambria’s personal hip-hop project. Let’s do it!

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The Venetia Fair – Every Sick, Disgusting Thought We’ve Got In Our Brain (Review)

Playing like the house band for a gallows humor carnival, The Venetia Fair’s new album, Every Sick, Disgusting Thought We’ve Got In Our Brain is a 49 minute roller coaster ride that starts off with “Too Late To Dream,” – its orchestral drums and somewhat Mariachi-style trumpet segueing into absolute mayhem. Which is not to …Continue reading »

Ramsey – You’ve got a Lot of Heart, Kid (Review)

You’ve got a lot of heart, kid is the debut EP from the three piece band “Ramsey” and it’s a good one to say the very least. This EP is Ramsey’s introduction into the ever growing Pop Punk genre, but that being said even someone who isn’t a fan of the genre such as myself can … Continue reading »

This classic is 10 years old today… WHAT?! PPRAE’s celebrating by listening through the whole thing, together, RIGHT NOW!

Join us for the mmrs. Before all that vowel removing. 

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Time Travels – Secret (Review)

There exists a certain type of song most music listeners loathe known as “the song that ends way too soon.” Just when the song starts to swing, it abruptly ends, leaving the listener aggravated because we didn’t want it to end just yet. For New York-based indie-rockers Time Travels, the title track off their 5-song EP Secret is … Continue reading »

Cable35 – Fungus (Review)

Cable35 are in love with the ‘90s. Their latest offering, Fungus, is 19 minutes of Nirvana worship with traces of Pixies (“Rental Sunshine”) and pure punk rock (“Boznich”) thrown in for flavor. At their best, Cable35 bring enough energy to rival country mates Pulled Apart By Horses (“Spinach”), or surprise the listener by making a … Continue reading »

Emerging Artist: Shapes & Colors

Rising from the ashes of Aria Aesthetic, Shapes & Colors is an alternative rock outfit hailing from Troy, Michigan. Debut album Hold Your Breath, released in May 2012, shows an incredible amount of promise for a group trying to find their niche in the industry. For a first album, Hold Your Breath is a refreshingly … Continue reading »

The Birth of a Song

I fancy myself a bit of an archivist, but have never quite been one to capture moments and immediately, as they’re happening, upload to social media. 4 years ago I was lucky enough to capture more magic than I could hang onto. 2 years ago I decided to piece together some of the footage … Continue reading »

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Song of the South: An Interview with SouthSounds Music Festival Co-Founder Emily Hayes

The music scene in the South is very vast and wild out there in these times. It’s a really great time for diversity in our music scene. Well some folks decided that we needed to round up a bunch of these great bands and performers from all around the Southeast and put them all in … Continue reading »

Bury Me A Lion will be joining us in an hour! 

Details: http://www.facebook.com/events/622701271089285/

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This is a screenshot of Turntable.FM/lobby, and guess what? The last event for today links to PPRAE! 

This is why!

So this Stellar Young album isn’t too shabby. Maybe you should stop by PPRAE tonight at 10pm EST and hear it for yourself though.

Bury Me A Lion are returning to Turntable.FM, and this time to jam in PPRAE!

Here’s the skinny! It’s goin’ down on Thursday (March 21st) at 5:30pm EST

Review: Young Dreams by Algebrahs

Algebrahs is an indie rock duo composed of Zachary Winans and Gio Prieto. They just released a five track album called Young Dreams on March 1st. What can I say? It’s awesome, well more than awesome. I’m a sucker for Indie and that is why I chose to do this review. Gio linked me to their … Continue reading »